learned how to right that kayak.ut if you're in one of these ocean-going kayaks, the fishing type, it's a much different story. the vessel is heavier. you don't have that ability to tuck and roll. that's what happened to this guy here. his kayak upside down. he's got two buddies nearby to come and help him out. uncle jesse and ken towers. just kidding. >> oh, my gosh. >> he's got his life jacket on, gloves on, he is protected. but he's struggling to try and right this kayak. our kayaker there has gotten himself up and over the hull of that kayak and grabbed onto that rope. ideally, be able to flip that thing over. he is having a hard time getting back in the boat. >> look how far from shore they are. >> yeah. >> it's not an exactly smooth day. there's a bit of chop out there. he's able to finally make that last little push. to drag himself aboard. if these guys weren't around, this could have been a much different story for that kayaker. get all the safety training that you can to prevent something like this. if you

. >>> video of the nypd coming to the stranded kayaker drifted two miles offshore, kayak sinking that is okay today thanks to the fast acting rescue team. they are sharing rather their is eyewitness news reporter mallory. >> these divers are preparing to enter the water from a helicopter above, nypd aviation unit responded to a 911 call about about a man sinking into a kayak. >> as we were able to get closer we saw it was the kayaker and the boat was submerged. >> after spotting the 33-year- old the divers were able to make contact with the fishermen in distress. >> definitely had a look of a little bit of panic and absolutely exhausted. >> they were able to help him on the harbor unit boat. >> he was shaken and thankful we picked him up. >>> he hooked a sizable fish and focused on reeling it in when he began to drift due to moderate currents and four to six footswells. >> he had a pfd on, a flotation device, he was all right that's another day to go fishing. >> rescue crews say the kayakers decision to wear a life jacket while out on the water put him in a much better position we're

>>> a kayaker in desperate need of rescue is pinned beneath a log. the moment a hero risks his own life to keep her head above water. >>> an upbeat on that chiropractor treating a baby. >>> a girl's day out. why this might take a while. >>> plus the buzz word for your shot to win a brand new ipad mini. >>> and bentley the dog and his master does everything together. >> his own ear muffs as well. >> meet the adventure buddies that love living the high life. >>> kayaking is an inherently dangerous sport. you go out and accept those risks. in colorado, we have a group of kayakers paddling around. this guy comes out from around an eddy until he sees somebody in trouble. >> let me get you a rope and i'll come out to you. >> she's pinned inside her kayak beneath a log. luckily her head is out of the water so she can breathe but she cannot move. the log is basically right across her body. >> that water is moving fast and it's violent. >> instead of trying to toss the rope to her he jumps in with it. climbs up this rock and starts working his way closer to h

the kayaker ended up popping in the 50-degree water with waves swelling four up to 6 feet after his kayak started to think about 1 mile off of coney island. >> definitely had a look of panic. he was absolutely exhausted. >> he says he was fishing and had good luck with a big catch. but police say big catch -- with a catch ended up not being so lucky. >> he said he hoped to get a nice sized fish. it pulled them quite a bit. >> as the divers were preparing to put the man in the vessel arrived -- pulling him on board and taking into sure along with his kayak. they say his life vest was his first savior. >> he was prepared. but he was not prepared to sink. >> the man says he is back home and is grateful to the nypd nypd. >> his family says he is getting better and even went to a party last night. >>> a former top aide for governor andrew cuomo is reportedly under investigation in connection to the buffalo billion project. it is an economic development program spearheaded by the governor. the manhattan u.s. attorney's office probe will reportedly focus on whether joseph failed to report potent

they pulled him on board taking him to shore along with his kayak. rescuers say his life vest was his first savior. >> he was prepared but not to sink. >> danny aimes is back home and says he is grateful to the nypd. >> he and his family say he is feeling better and even went to a party last night. >>> a former top aide for governor andrew cuomo is in connection to the buffalo billion project. that is an economic development program spearheaded by the governor. the manhattan u.s. attorney's office probe reportedly will focus on whether joseph percoco failed to report potential conflicts of interest on dozens of dollars he received from outside companies. that was well doing business with the state. the governor's office issued a statement saying "they take violations of the public trust seriously". >>> a manhattan district attorney cyrus vance made his first public appearance since he issued subpoenas to city hall in mayor bill de blasio's fundraising investigation. cyrus vance hosted the second annual clean slate even on though -- on the lower easts

a kayaker almost bitten by a clark, but he never left his boat.unexpected events came after they reeled this little guy in. a chilling call to 911. when he heard a window shatter, what police found when they checked the house. also at 6, west point academy posted a video of what's supposed to be a proud moment for cadets of much that's not why this video is going viral. what one cadet is doing that's got some people disgusted. connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! > lots of

he definitely had a look of a little bit of panic and he was absolutely exhausted. >> the kayaker was not hurt. no word exactly what caused his kayak to start sinking. >>> one of the unions representing new jersey transit workers has rejected a contract deal that averted a strike just last month. the union of trainmen are the first to turn down that agreement. it's not clear when, but officials say they will go back to the bargaining table. eight other unions ratified their deal. their ballots today. >>> well, now to decision 2016. just three days until the critical indiana primary and not a single presidential hopeful campaigned in the state of indiana today. instead two gop candidates spent their day in california. for ted cruz it was to pick up a key endorsement. >> i am here today to announce to you my wholehearted endorsement and my wholehearted support of that winning republican leader who will be the next president of the united states, ted cruz! [ cheers and applause ] >> former governor pete wilson at the state convention of california. wilson is a moderate who could help cru

spots the stranded kayaker. a diver drops into the water, making had his way over to 33- year-old danny inng. >> it definitely had a look of a little bit of panic, and he was absolutely exhausted, and inng was fishing at 8:00 a.m. he had good luck with a good catch, but the police say the catch was not luck -- lucky for him. >> he hooked a good-sized fish, and it pulled him quite a bit. >> reporter: the harbor unit vessel arrive, and they pulled him on board, taking him to shore along with his kayak. rescuers said his life vest was his savior. >> reporter: danny's family say she is feeling a lot better and went out to a party tonight, but as for the fish, he got away, too. >> the nypd had sunny skies for the rescue, wet will is moving in now. >> cindy, we have got a number of disturbances that will head our way this week. here's the first one. you can start to see it edging its way into eastern pennsylvania. the high pressure had been dominating but it's starting to bring us this rain. we are expecting cloudy, s

what happens for an able body kayaker is they basically do what is called a reach.ou reach as far out as you possibly can. you catch the water with your kayak and then an able bodies athlete is going to be able to push off their leg as they pull the water past them. and so for me, i've got my legs locked here so i can actually catch the water and transfer my energy into the boat with my core strength. >> reporter: her coaches told us elana nichols has an uncanny ability to learn quickly. she's able to reach an expert level when others are still figuring out the basics. >> tell me i can't do something and i will. >> nichols has overcome enormous personal challenges along the way. you can see the full report on "60 minutes" sports tuesday night on showtime. princess charlotte is celebrating her first birthday tomorrow. and to mark the occasion kensington palace revealed new photos taken by her mother. some of the candids of the princess at play and others looking a bit more serious. still ahead here, the nun who has never given up poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can

these are amazing images but kayaking through the river that looks just like a painting. >> it's amazinghen you said slovenia. i thought it was new zealand. so green and lush and kayaking as well. >> and insanely clear because some parts of the video you actually see-through the water, you can see the rocks below. >> i love this show. i love being on this show but sometimes it's really tough to sit here in this suddtudio and watch some of the incredible things. >> caribbean waters. >> i love these shots of them going over the rapids. they look very pretty and nice but then they get to this little nook right here at the end of the video where' all just kind of hang out and cheer because theyey had a fantastic day. >> it's wonderlust. i don't know what will. this is the kind of thing you should dream about doing. >> and the colors too. >> who doesn't love a good impression, right? this one, though, specifically for my gear heads out there. he says i'll start with a comment, the diesel engine. if you ever heard a diesel engine at a truck stop anywhere, sounds a lot like that. let's continue

you catch the water with your kayak.-bodied athlete will push off their leg as they pull the water past them. and soap for me, i have got my legs, locked completely straight in here. so i can actually catch the water and transfer my energy into the boat. with my core strength. her coaches told us elaina nichols has an uncanny ability to learn quickly. able to reach an expert level when others are still figuring out the basics. tell me i can't do something. and i will. >> nichols has overcome enormous personal challenges along the way. you can see the full report on "60 minutes sports" tuesday night on showtime. >>> princess charlotte celebrating her first birthday tomorrow. kensington palace release nude photos here they are taken by her mother. some of the candid of the >>> we close with an update on a story cbs news has been following over a decade. partnership between a community in crisis and a nun who devoted her life to helping. don dahler says the bond has only grown stronger. these arizona students at st. peter m

that's because the kayak was in the way of the human. >> you're right about that. roberta, yesterday you were telling us that you love sharks on ice. you like sharks in the water. no. >> no. [ laughter ] >> that would be a definitive no! there's like six different species in the bay and i try not to think about that when i swim from alcatraz. i keep getting told they are bottom feeders. just don't feed on this bottom! [ laughter ] >>> good morning, everybody. we do have the clear skies throughout most of the bay area except for the clouds that do hang tight to the coast. this is the scene looking out towards the embarcadero where it's all lit up in sharks blue and gold. sharks drop the puck tonight, right, gang? >> yes. >> all right. be there. temperature right now into the 50s. 48 in santa rosa. 55 degrees in livermore. here's the deal. we have the return of a very deep marine layer. it's roughly 2,000 feet deep and when it's that deep, then now we are going to have delays at sfo on some arriving flights. so we'll keep you posted on that. clouds are going to hang

show us all the tents, kayaks, those stand up kayaks, the paddle boards. the big paddle board. >> i have been told we are not wearing our microphones and ear pieces because we don't want to get anything to get wet. >> electrocuted. >> who is getting into the drink. >> there anything more wholesome and healing than fishing? i think we could get rid of half the medical establishments just fished more. no scientists. >> rick was stressed this morning. we sent him outside in order to deal with some the medical conditions. >> is he outside in a tent. like a nomad good morning. >> good morning. i have wanted to get that extra 30 minutes of sleep. i just rolled out and stayed right there. put my suit in there last night. >> very peaceful in 48 and in manhattan with sirens going by. we're headed toward summer although it's felt like spring for a lot of people this week will t. will start to feel like summer. the eastern half of the country things finally changing around. nobody all that bad. everything is looking pretty calm out there. we have some rain, again, ac

the boyfriend and girlfriend were kayaking down a north carolina river when the kayak capsized. they swam to a nearby rock and waited to be rescued. but foggy weather grounded the closest rescue helicopter so they were stuck on the rock for more than six hours. >> the most terrifying thing that ever happened to me in my life. >> a rescue helicopt eer eventually reached the pair. >> navigating the world of parenthood can be tough. one thing just about every parent goes through is trying to figure out the best way to get their little one to sleep. a new study found letting a baby cry themselves to sleep may not cause emotional or behavioral problems although the australian researchers found infants whose parents used a gentler method fell asleep 13 minutes sooner and woke up less at night than the babies allowed to cry themselves to sleep. >> one major social has made it official. you'll have more room to express yourself. twitter confirmed it will soon allow wordier tweets. the 140-character limit won't change, but any photos or other media users share now won't count against tha

. >>> a kayaker is recovering after being rescued off the nypd responded to a call of a sinking kayak. they say he had hooked a big fish, and didn't realize he began drifting while reeling that fish in. >> once we got him on the boat, he seemed shaken but he was otherwise okay, and he was very thankful that we picked him up. >> fishing from a kayak, that's new to me, but all right. at the time. smart move, good call. he is expected to be okay. >>> police have released surveillance video after a the bronx. detectives want to talk to this man. at 7:30 in the morning, they say the man approached a 15- year-old girl from behind at white plains road. the suspect put his hand on her neck, and tried to choke her before running off. turned bloody in east harlem. two men got into an argument on a train. as the train pulled onto 125th 125th street, the fight spilled out onto a platform. one man pulled out a knife and stabbed the other. they were taken to the hospital, and police arrested both of them. >>> a bit of a hick up as the members of one union voted not to ratify a proposed track. the b

i love of this shot here, the cubs, kayaking into the whole game. crawford has plenty of arm.ison bumgarner can do at the plate, gregor blanco scoring the only run of the game also pitching seven and two thirds scoreless innings. swing and a miss, mad bum six and two, 1-0, the final. a's and yankees, ricky henderson playing for both of these teams, got the bird's eye. a's had the lead, castro, carlos beltran scores, first game to sweep four since 1979. and kicking it, san jose down 1-0, chad barrett with a cross, ties it up, that is how this game ends, 1-1 for the quakes to salvage a point. penguins and lightning, marc andre fleury, tied in three, whether they go to overtime, 50 seconds in, less than a minute in. jason garrison banks it off the back of his teammate, tyler johnson, lightning win 4-3, taking a 3-2 series lead back to tampa. the tour of california finishing up in san francisco, francis felipe finishing second, trying to avoid another runner up finish, eighth and final stage, just under 85 miles under the state capital. finished 11th. mark cavendish, and alafelipe

. >>> the rescuers are back at it gain and heading to save a kayak er. >> coming in the boat and then we will have the long shot. >> that may have just saved his life. >> we have information and they're on board. >> let him get him back to his car. before that, he check the see what the temperature is. >> oh, you're a bit cold. >> what was it? >> 34.3 you're hype therm i can. >> that's not joke at all. >> yeah, they're going get this guy to safety. >> he probably thought to go and just have a paddle. that can kill you quick. >>> time for another ipad mini give aways. >>> well, for a whole bunch of mom's in georgia, it's one that they will never forget. >> you're witness withing a full out brawl. one of the japanese stake houses and you're seeing pa trons staff ducking it out. this happened when a client smiled a a public can dent isn't. >> that was a mom right there in the dress. >>s this is just getting started and this is all a mother's day special. >> yeah, this time. >> happen approximate pi mothmo world inside and we move o to the streets of australia. you could see him taking a

the one i went on with kawaii kayak was kayaking and then hiking.l you can jump in. >> and the day on a kayak trip. >> what a way to and the trip. it's cold. >> it takes your breath away. >> takes your breath away, stopped her heart for a bit of an instant but go forward, it's all good. it's one of those things that is kind of a classic kawaii moment. it's a great experience. then you have the beach. i promise to the beach. i have to take you to the beach, and there are plenty of them on kawaii, some 50 miles of beaches. everybody had their favorite beach. this is up hawaiian monk seal month is endangered and needed to be only on the island of kawaii. there's a lifeguard on duty seven days a week, another park. i stumbled on this girl on my morning walk. she has been tagged. i hung out with this gal for quite some time. i will say i have a really good lens on my camera so i'm not right next to her. you need to keep a comfortable distance. she wanted to snooze. i hung out for a while. the handlers tried to rope off the beach when these come to shore.

this is animal that if you're lucky you might see if you're kayaking or camping in a wetland area. >>ot like being out of the water? >> they're fine out of the water. what she's doing is what they do in the mud. they like to go down the banks and basically it'se they're playful animals. on the decline in the u.s. because we've trash sod many wetlands. in fact this is the symbol of the national wildlife federation's clean water work because as we store america's waterways we are restoring habitat for these guys. >> it's wild. >> so if you're out in the -- >> hello, sweetheart! >> if you're out kayaking or camping by a rufr or a lake you might get really lucky and spot one of these guys. that fur is so dense that it keeps her skin from getting wet. >> doesn't look it, though. looks so smooth. will they bite you, otters? >> absolutely. these are all wild animals and if they have a mouth they can bite. >> i was going to test it, maybe not. >> she was found orphaned so she can't live in the wild. but if i went up to her right now, she would totally nip me. >> this next animal is one of my

a kayaker came face-to-face with a predator. the incredible video. and the souvenir that was left behind to prove it. >> when you go to disney do they measure the hours that are waiting in line. the robert mcdonald compares waits for v.a. hospitals to hours waiting in line at theme parks. "gs 6?h.Ñqjni >>> firefighters are battling a fast moving fire near los angeles. >>> the blaze has burped 1-- burned 188-acres. they hope to make progress today. no structures or homes are threatened. >>> now to san diego, firefighters worked a construction worker to safety after he fell off a ladder. the worker was placed on a stretcher lifted out of the trench. he was taken to a hospital. his condition is not known. >>> and a plane plummeted into the waters off hawaii's coast. two people were on the small plane. they were hurt but are expected to be okay. this happens a day after a deadly plane crash in cue a -- kauai. >>> the speech to the people of vietnam president obama urged the vietnamese to strief for human rights. -- strive for human rights. the president

we're used to kayaks and stuff not choppers and news cameras. >> there is a growing memorial on the overpass where pearl was abducted. her family believes she is still alive. >>> and authorities need your help if you've seen this gray ford pick-up truck. santa clara deputies say the driver ran over two dogs killing them, and sending their owner to the hospital. the hit and run happened wednesday morning in saratoga at holiday court along a section of dagmar avenue, just west of highway 85. investigators are now using a unique approach to catch the driver. they are hoping that that flashing sign you saw announcing their search will grab your attention in saratoga. they're also turning to surveillance images of the gray ford pick-up with a light colored shell. many folks say there's a lot of speeding in that neighborhood. >> it's at our own risk. there are no sidewalks and even my kids have to be really careful here all the time. >> the victim ann palmer was treated at the hospital. her labrador retrievers had to be euthanized because of their severe injuries. neighbors posted fliers of the tr

he were enter to remove the hook the shark started traffic aig round in the kayak. >> the one thing die go of the line too soon. i really want to do mace the head in the front of the well and what happened was the shark came back and charged at my body and my seat. >> he said it came less than i from biting him. the shark jumped back in the water. >> more than 56 million americans suffer from sort of hair loss option to combat it can often be costly not to mention painful now doctors are test agnew option. it's offering new hope forgetting full head of hair back without any drugs or surgery. here's fox's tom johnson. >> reporter: this is a big day for jenkins he's about start changing something about his appearance that kind of nags him. >> as you can see, i have a little bit of receding hairline, and as i've gotten older it continued to recede little bit more. >> reporter: this day he becomes part of a nationwide study. something called platelet rich plaza therapy. >> it's a non-surgical three minute procedure to facilitate hair growth. >>> you may have have prp befo before. golf sun p

they said kayakers made this decents before but they believe they are the first canyoners to ever jumpff that waterfall. >>> now if that wasn't pretty enough look at what sells nearby. these beautiful hot springs that are all done in -- >> i won't be jumping off any canyon but i will in a hot spring. >> i also love these columns forming the canyon near the waterfall. obviously a volcanic area and created to look like that. >> looks manmade. >>> you know it's a very serious situation when you have the algerian civil defense coming to the rescue. this cat is doing a high wire act. this is on a street light which has a power line attached. the cat doesn't don't rescued. he begins his high wire act. >> oh! dude! >> oh, no. >> by standers get these very long poles because they want this cat to let go. down below there are people standing there with big pieces of fabric wanting to catch this cat. >> there he goes. >> did he just bust through? >> the cat eventually landed kind of on the side but jumped up on all fours and scattered away. he's okay. now it's not the animal that needs the rescu

today, kayaking, calmer water. we have drizzle this morning. but it will be dry this afternoon. walnut creek is 53 degrees. the next these days, we have 70s and a few 80s and 80s to 90s tomorrow and that could last through saturday i will let you know in the back half of the holiday weekend is warm. >> the east shore freeway has headlights streaming in the westbound direction at 15 minutes from golden gate field to san francisco with no delays at the tolls. friend is good, cross our traffic map, and looking pretty good identity of tracy at this hour for the first commuters. we have a solo spinout. it is northbound 680 before washington in the san jose area and i am anything that the c.h.p. almost has it cleared. we will check back with the road work, as well, next report. >> ticking the pulse of california voters with a new poll reveals of support for two controversial initiatives in november. >> violence at a packed t.i. concert and i take my job seriously. while i'm busy watching the game, i need your help keeping an eye on the stands. if you see something that doesn't look qu

early drizzle is if you walk the dog and it will be brighter for kayaking during the afternoon hours and biking is going to be wet. better in the afternoon. san rafael could see drizzle but, notice, no fog south on 101. temperatures ranging from san francisco at 54 peninsula at 67. the north bay, the same. but we will have 80s showing up tomorrow and into wednesday. we have a warming trend your way. >> i have a timetable on when the sun is coming out and how much warmer it will be in the seven-day forecast. here is francis. >> good morning, we will start off with interstate 80 a look as you make your way berkeley from pinole to san francisco. only 21 minutes despite the road work on the upper deck of the bay bridge and that will clear by 5:00 this morning. still a good ride. heads up, in the vallejo and benicia area, road work in both directions of 780 scheduled until 6:00 this morning, not causing too many delays but some to look out for. you will see slowing early on has starred with brake lights through the altamont pass and westbound to 5 is slow out of tracy and it remains a cra

the bridge will be replaced with a new and improved one that will allow kayakers to cross under it. it will close next wednesday and not reopen until may of 2018. the city is asking bikers and pedestrians to use 7th street as an alternative way around. >>> the chicken that's ruffling some feathers in the north bay. >> they need to stick within what the guidelines are and they haven't. >> coming up. >>> the metal sculpture that some say is more eyesore than art. >>> the airplane seating that triggers air rage. >>> what apple just did that it hasn't done in almost two decades. >>> the hoverboard that's definitely going to the distance. >> reporter: i'm meteorologist. our cooling trend will > >>>. >>> they say beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. that rings in true in sonoma county where a chicken consult yur has renewed debate designed to boost the economy. we're live along highway 12 where you can say feathers are ruffled. >> reporter: you know how they say if you slap a coat of paint on something you can brighten something up? they're painting buildings. that's the one with the ch

there guy is crossing the atlantic in a super kayak. there it is. look at that.ere's anything cooler than that, i don't know what it. >> nothing could go wrong there. >> what could possibly go wrong, right? 3,700 miles. he's aiming for portugal and he wants to make it there by september 9th which happens to be his 70th birthday. get this he's done it twice before. brazil. >> he looks like he's all by himself, too. >> i think it's going to be lonely. i believe in him. i will be watching him. i hope he has wi-fi on board because i want to hear about it at all. >> imagine how long his beard will be by september 9th of there year. >>> talk about another human feat. look at these scenes from norway. a really cool look at these base jumpers jumping off of a cliff in norway. there drone video that was posted on instagram from pilot viking really gives you a sense of how cray cray this is. these guys jumping hundreds of feet. and then setting off their parachutes. impressive stuff there. >> i'm up for it. it looks fun. it's a group jump. >> no thank you. >>> that could b

lifestyle, not just for the weddings, and that's a nice site for that, but for the paddleboarding, the kayakingd then the duffy boats so that when you're here, one of your family members might golf, but the rest of the folks can do something all day, and on a day like today, it'd be perfect to go out and paddleboard. so, water in the desert is not something that you would expect... >> right. >> ...so we embraced it in a way that says, "get people on the water." and i think in the past, the resort and the course focused on very high-end and not allowing people to use the lake. we think you should. jack nicklaus came back and worked with us, and you can see the love he had for the course. >> sure. of course. >> so, we completely rebuilt the greens, rebuilt all the bunkers, and then we also just made it a more playable course. ♪ >> and now when you look at it, it's just so dramatically changed. it's in great condition. i'm assuming, at least for those golfers out there watching this, this is pretty affordable. >> this is affordable. i mean, it's a top-5 public course. it's the only signature cours

. >> i kayak on a lake, and i'm thinking of adding music to a sound effect, makes you go faster. >> oh look what you did. thanks a lot, pat. >> katie, are they going to get rained on today? >> you know, casino of depend, did you draw the long or the short straw when it comes it that? i feel like some of the row he is might actually enjoy rowing in the rain, but we do have scattered showers and thunderstorm that will be dodging out for the dad vail, 75 degrees, scattered shower and storm, we'll track it for you coming up in a minute. dow want to give big shout out to one of our eyewitness weather watchers, in house today, john val error, welcome, he comes from yardley, pa, part of this program since it first started so grateful he woke up dark and early to be with us here this morning, give us a wave, john, give us a wave. we will talk to him as we head into the 6:00 hour little more about him. but he will be hanging out with us in the studio all day helping us to produce the show. so we check in with some of the watch that's did report in within the last hour or so. we check in with pe

the own way around some communities near the river is by boat, or in pedro chavez's case, a borrowed kayak and old mop to row. you look around, and how would you describe the situation here gimean, shocking because you've beforehand living here your whole life and you never knew it was going to come anywhere close to this. >> reporter: he says less than 24 hours ago this was dry land. hohow worried are you that it's going to keep rising. >> i mean, i'm a little worried because it's going to rain the rest of the week. >> reporter: the flooding here is the result of 20 inches of rain upstream over the last five days. this is what the river typically looks like. here's what it will look like when it crests, an entire eight feet above flood stage. there's so much water, the flow is the equivalent of more than 35 million water bottles per minute. >> this is the first time it's ever come up like this. well, i'm nervous, you know, i'm swrus. it gives you a lot of anxiety. >> reporter: about 1,000 homes here in fort bend county are under a mandatory evacuation, including these. the river is expect

we're used to kayaks and stuff, not chopper and news cameras. >> reporter: family members are continuing an independent search in vallejo. but they say they plan to come here to jenner to be close to the investigation. >>> new at 11:00, have you seen this truck? deputies say the driver ran over two dogs, leading to their deaths, and sending the owner to the hospital. the hit and run happened wednesday morning on dagmar drive at holiday court in saratoga west of highway 85. nbc bay area's chuck coppola live outside the sheriff's department in san jose. chuck, investigators are using a unique approach to catch the driver? >> reporter: that's right, terry. this is what happens when house after house after house has surveillance cameras. sheriff's investigators have been able to put several images together and they have a very good idea of the truck they are after. this evening in saratoga, this flashing sign gets your attention. but these pictures provide the details. taken by surveillance cameras all along dagmar drive, they show you the gray ford pickup truck with a light-colored shell be

my husband was buried at sea and we're going to have a kayak tour. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. >> getting cooler out there. isn't it? might see drizzle before the system passes through. we have sunshine and clouds forming here and there. and some may drop a sprinkle or two. notice how much cooler it is at this hour inland. around the bay, there is a very little change here and there. so we go to the view from mount tam. 69 in morgan hill, 57 half moon bay. this is a lovely view from emeryville camera. looking over san francisco, you can see just puffs of cludz going by. tomorrow, a drizzly start, then, we'll have a warmer pattern developing monday and continuing into mid week. low temperatures in low to mid-50s. at 7:00 this evening, just how low clouds and fog will advance inland. and friday, storm system likely to develop and looking farther into the future, you can see a line of drizzle. and if you'd like to get rained on. near 70s around the bay. low to mid-70s inland. sunday, it's beta breakers day. sunshine peeking through at 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 we'll see the breeze picki

it happens during the giants games and the boats can news and kayaks but something new to chase the homeruns chase the homeruns when it's hit in the water. let's go to san francisco. >> ♪ >> that's a car back to the future car -- >> did he lore yann. >> that's exactly what it is. did he lore yann. that's good. >> thank you. >> they chased a little quicker the baseball. >> that time machine or pluck capacitor is working that does it for us here at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. >>> sharon osbourne breaks her silence. >> you

worry, he says, there haven't been any major incidents in this part of monterey bay since 2012 when a kayakeras bitten. these sharks are hardly the size of one of those. >> some of these sharks are yearlings barely 6 feet long. they have an entirely different menu. they are eating little leopard sharks, you know, things like that, bat rays. they are not going to bother humans. >> reporter: so that's all great news for anybody who is going into the ocean. but -- if you do happen to see a shark while you're swimming, experts say go ahead and tell your lifeguard just to make sure he knows. live in capitola, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> developing now, facebook's mark zuckerberg tackling allegations of editorial bias. chopper 5 was over facebook's campus in menlo park this afternoon. and that's where zuckerberg met with 15 conservative leaders including tv personality radio host glenn beck. the meeting comes after reports that facebook's trending topics feature downplayed conservative topics and news from conservative outlets. the social media company is investigating but zuckerberg claims he has fo

. >> reporter: and that can be dangerous as these kayakers inmont ray bay found out last fall.another concern for scientists is that the whales could continue to swim inland, up the sacramento river, and get stuck as a humpback named humphrey did back in the '80 and '90s. >> tide can shift relatively quickly, leave the animal in water that's not navigable. also as they move up into rivers and fresh water which can start overtime to have effects on their skin. >> reporter: biologists say warmer water temperatures caused by el niÑo are drawing in marine mammals that would typically only be seen in deeper water, but how long these whales remain in the bay, reena, is still unclear. i accept i'm not 22 in the bay, reena, is still unclear. i accept i do a shorter set these days. a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't play anything less than my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'm going for it. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less

called i went out to do on inspection a couple weeks ago and theirs in the process of establishing kayak and in touch with staff in the office in the chambers work on a complaint also over the last couple of years actually not starting the outdoor events season i'm in touch with the complainant and will visit his site it is difficult to contain the sound within their property line but see what we can do and mediate and come to an agreement as far as timing and loudness i think i brought up the situation to last hearing we have an empty dwelling next door to 2631st street and the realtors and builds are lodged a complaint against them i've gone out to take exterior and interior measurements to establish what that place sounds like at resting and this weekends they have an event and impair and bring back information we are a fair according to what i saw and sfpd told me went off without and hitch some stages were louder than others and one of the main stages seemed to be with dealing with lower frequencies we asked them to tune down and on howard at the base of the a residential building w

my husband was buried at seaa ad we're going to have a kayak tour. >> let's talk about the weather forecast cooler out there. isn't it? might see drizzle before the system passes through. we have sunshine and clouds forming here and there. and some may drop a sprinkle or two. notice how much cooler it is at this hour inland. around the bay, there is a very little change here and there. so we go to the view from mount tam. 69 in morgan hill, 57 half moon bay. this is a lovely view from emeryville camera. looking over san francisco, you can see just puffs of cludz going by. tomorrow, a drizzly start, then, we'll have a warmer pattern developing monday and continuing into mid week. low temperatures in low to mid-50s. at 7:00 this evening, just how low clouds and fog will advance inland. and friday, storm system likely to develop and looking farther into the future, you can see line of drizzle. and if you'd like to get on. near 70s around the bay. low to mid-70s inland. sunday, it's beta breakers day. sunshine peeking through at 9:00 a.m. by 11:00 we'll see the breeze picking up. here is the ac

i was planning to go kayaking.t if is is bad weather, i'll be home with my dogs watching netflix. >> on saturday, life guards are to rescue a boy from a nasty rip tide. officials are urging everyone to pay attention to the flag colors and only swim in guarded areas. >> but even with the damper on the holiday weekend, the national weather service says this may not be a sign of things to come this summer. >> they don't like to use, you know, a particular event to predict an entire season and i think in this case we're still in that mode. >> bonnie is forecast to weak onen sunday and be an area of low pressure however it's expected to linger along the coast bringing the possibility for more rain through at least tuesday. in new york, janice dean. >> in critical condition. that were all hit by lightning in the paris park a. group of people were celebrating at that park there when there was a storm. they were taking shelter when the lightning hit. authorities say an off-duty firefighter probably saved some of their live